The best Swedish Export after ABBA!😆

You are the happiest man on the Tube Martin! 😎

the square piece of wood makes the whole cleaning process a lot easier, thank you.

These videos are so relaxing. I would happily live in the model village if only I could shrink down to fit 🤣

10:10. Glad he followed the instructions and got the cardboard the right way up

I strongly recommend 'painting' both sides of corrugated cardboard before using it for landscape and track surface. Let the cardboard dry out. This means the cardboard will set, and warp much less when landscaping.

I have been in isolation for over a year now i would like to add is that the minature construction is a really good pastime to do during the virus pandemic when we are in isolation ...keeps your brain busy ,focused and the satisfaction that you are constructing some awesome miniature pieces or sets that will eventually become an heirloom for your family and friends to enjoy and share ...not only that but its also good for your overall well being and mental health ...in my opinion people who have some form of hobby or pastime cope better during this unfortunate time ...than those who dont ..and is a good opportunity for more people to investigate getting into this type of hobby ...stay well and take care

Another 336 hours waiting till next episode........ Great video again Martin!👍🏻

These tutorials are pure gold for beginners like me. Thank you very much.

I'm not a model railroader but have got back into slot cars since the pandemic and your videos have helped me tremendously with creating a scenic track many thanks

Clear as KORVSPAD!!!! This layout offers model operations on an interesting level for everyone, beginners as well as profis and everything in a manegable size!

Hello Martin! Even though I'm an O gauge model railroader, I've learned quite a bit from your videos; especially in regard to landscaping. Your tricks and tips to landscaping lend themselves across all model railroad scales/gauges. I find your videos very entertaining and insightful. Thank you for taking the time to make them; they obviously take quite a bit of time and effort to put togther.

The new alpine background made a big difference. Looks great. Am really enjoying this series and all your helpful tips..

Tack Martin för en fin video. Dina videon är väldigt informativa och beskrivande. Imponerande!

Thank you Martin for another installment of your project layout. It has been very interesting to see some of the European systems used for layout construction. Also, I plan on using your method for track cleaning with a wooden block. When I hand painted my track I did a small section at a time and ran a plastic edge over the rail surface before the paint dried to make cleaning easier after the paint dried. It also helped my more finicky engines if I cleaned the inner edge of the railhead. Cheers from Wisconsin!

An incredible masterclass in building a layout!

Loving these series!! 👌🏽

Hi Martin. I’m really enjoying this series. Thanks.

Hi Martin, thanks for another great video and thank you for answering questions about cleaning of tracks. As always very useful advice.

Love the simplicity of this layout.👍

Awesome loving this Martin

Nice one Martin. It is always fun to see how other modellers do things! Thankyou.

Again a great tutorial

You make it all seems so easy... 👍🤔

I just stumbled on this and this is effin brilliant. I haven't thought about HO trains since I was a kid (too many years ago to admit) so knew nothing about the digital revolution and the improvements made in track systems. I was building with cork roadbed, flex track and all the issues that came with that. Will I take up the hobby again....most likely not...but I am really enjoying the creativity of this series.

Thnx im getting alot of model H0 tracks and some engines fior christmas so now i know how to start properly.

Tolle Anlage und tolle Tipps. Ein Tipp, für außergewöhnliche Häuser und Gebäude, Samy - Modellbau. Weiter so

Very good ideas!

Very informative. Thank you very much

antastic video, thoroughly enjoyed it. All the best, Bruno.

Good idea the piece of denim on a block of wood. Great videos.

great video... i love it. A lot of tips for beginners.

Genial

nice, very nice!

Im soon going to make a layout at HO scale and these videos tell me quite a bit on how to start a model railways. Thanks!

Super vidio...👍👍👍 Fim🚂👮✋

merci :)

Awesome video! One of your best! Two things: I caution against using cardboard supports in climate areas where you have humidity, even though it is painted. I am a fan of wookd supports. Also all of us old guys carefully vacuum up or sweep up any stray ballast as it can be re-used and it is expensive...

Wow nice video

This is good fun to watch Martin and TBH I like your cardboard engineering which I think is very underated if you use good supports and glue. I like those Vollmer city buildings and plan to build a small town dio like Lindau in south germany. Your demo of the noch system has given me some ideas as I also have an alpine area to build like yours

Woow i like it

Thanks 🎂from🇩🇰

...little bit of van dyke brown.. yeah . i like the collor, lets brush it, and some little monunaints in the background.. 🧑‍🎨

Great inspiration for beginners Martin and as an experienced MR modeller I enjoy following your channel. I am however disappointed with your description of the landscape foundation in episode 4. I understand that Noch is a financial supporter, but for the most of us there are a lot of more economical alternatives such as cardboard web and commercial available styrofoam sheets and plaster bandage.

I use contact cement for laminar joints between different materials... it's readily available, relatively inexpensive, and has a long working time. The only caveat is waiting while the two surfaces "tack up" before joining the laminates.

I use the wood blaok for cleaning track but I soak Acetone into the wood and it is the best track clearer I have ever used.

super

Great video! Shall be the landscaping foil painted on inside? Looks like you may have some reflection going on inside the tunnels.... The inner tunnel will probably reduce it but I'm still hesitant to leave it that reflexive. Any hints on that? Thank you.

That Terra form kit is pretty neat and could easily be 3D printed. Noch has good stuff but they know it.. I found 8 figures for $12 and ordered same ones 100ct on wish for $8.

scratching the IKEA tables top with a sharp knife with a series of repeating XXXXXs patterns will solve the PVA adhesion issue.

15:00 tunnel.

Your video’s are awsome! They are so good for beginners like me! Im learning so much. But im wondering why u use cardboard? Is it to reduce the cost? Or make it easier to lift when transporting? If your table is permanent would you use wood?

Simpel kann so schön sein

A second control handle is a good idea, but isnt there an app for free, that you can use instead. That way your friends can come and run their trains on you layout without having to buy more handles ? They just bring their phones. And then you can buy a third loco😀 instead for a second handle. Help us save some money here, you used to be great at that. Anyway nice video as always ! Thanks !

Hi Mark Great watch ing your videos. Am I correct that I have seen one of your videos making a tunnel with cardboard supports inside? I have been trying to find it on your channel or I might be mistaken. All the best Glen

Instead of using that material to clean the tracks, why can't use a train to clean the tracks when it moves. Can the wheels clean the dirt that's on the tracks.

Hello do you know were I can purchase the back ground you have it would look good with my lay out.

So happy to see the next episode! Just wondering, with the cardboard, how does it last over time? Doesnt it bent through after a while? And how does it deal with the wet painting and glue etc

How will you transport the layout? How do you split it and assemble it?

Hi Martin, working in an Apple/ Safari environment, and being a patreon I encounter time and again that I first need to become a patreon again (double) to gat access to the new edition of your episode. I do not know whether you have heard this before, maybe I am doing something wrong. Can you help me out? Thank you very much for this series of episodes. They are very instructive and creative. Thank you once again! Best Regards, Peter

Why did you choose Trix (2-rail) when you already modell Märklin (3-rail)? Great videos btw.

How did you take the overspray paint on the rails off?

Where did you get that backdrop!?

Excellent Tutorial! I'm from BRAZIL. Please, where can I find / buy at WEB Backgrounds for my Layout? The theme is the same, wich means the mountainous interior of Switzerland.

Hi I'm Philip and I would like your help in how to make hills and road on my layout let me know

Hello Martin is this layout DC or DCC?

where did you get your background from?

Sir How the running process of scale train

How and where do you get such wonderful backdrops?

Gitta give it up for Martin. It takes a swede to make talking about modeltrains sexy.!

Gorilla glue seems to be very popular right now,just saying.

When we ,make these miniature sets we want to use materials that last ...because of the amount of work that goes into them ... and the sheets to build up the base .... would it be better .... To use the type of sheet that is more long wearing ....why.... because some of the manmade material sheets may degrade after a period of years ....you put so much work into making the miniatures ...it would a shame for the base to turn brittle ,shrink,crack or to degrade over a period of years...i dont know what type of bases was used lets say 50 years ago ..... but some styrofoams or materials ....can degrade after a period of years depending what they were made of or put into them...i am sure you get my meaning .... ...its was just something i was thinking about ...also even to the type of glue or types of adhesive tape ...they lose the stickyness or dryout over a period of years ....i make dollhouse minatures ...and found some types of glue get brittle and dont hold together as well after a period of years ...and some of the furniture turns fragile and falls apart easier....idont have much experience with trainsets however ..but ..i would like to know what materials. Would be better to construct a base ..or is that an overall risk that we hobbiests take when we work and run into with these types of materials.... what ages better verses the synthetic type or what problems in your experience or research ....you may have encountered over the years .with materials degrading with age ....what would ...work the best.... .also i would like to thankyou for providing me with some good hints in making miniatures ...even though i am not into making trains ...i do appreciate the cross over applications of the miniature hobbies when i am working on my hobby ...plus alot of the materials used are similar ...... i really do like looking at the trainset construction and can see satisfaction one gets with the trainset hobby with amount of realism that goes into them ....because it gives me insight ,ideas or hints into my miniature dollhouse hobby construction as well ....thanks again

I just gotta correct you here. Freight is pronounced "Frayt" not "Fright"